On the tax front, the ideal outcome would have been a comprehensive review of the tax system to ensure that Canada has one of the most competitive systems in the world. If you look at our combined statutory corporate tax rate, it still sits above the OECD average, so to say that we're tax competitive now because of yesterday isn't true. There's a lot of work to be done on that front.
However, yesterday's announcement was helpful simply because U.S. tax reform for Canadian companies adds serious disadvantage to the U.S., because the U.S. allowed for 100% immediate expensing for machinery and equipment. We've matched that, which gets rid of that incentive for the industry where we think we're most at risk. It's a temporary measure, but I think it stems the bleeding, and it's important.